Almost a week ago, Apple had to release a quiet update to macOS to address some secondary and potentially dangerous software related to the video conferencing app, Zoom. And now the company is doing the same for that company's partner apps.
A new report aims to shed some light on Apple's focus on user privacy and security, and, most importantly, how it differs between public positioning and private talks.
The Federal Trade Commission in the United States has reportedly leveled a massive fine against Facebook over privacy violations.
A new report aims to shed light on the fact that Google Assistant, which is one of the most popular digital assistants in the wild, has human reviewers that can potentially listen to personal conversations.
Yesterday, Apple suspended the Walkie-Talkie service for Apple Watch on server end due to an unspecified exploit which could allow someone to eavesdrop on your audio messages.
Apple on Wednesday released a silent update to macOS that aims to patch up the web server issue implemented by the video conferencing software Zoom.
Late last night, it was reported that a major vulnerability within the Zoom Mac app had been discovered, which basically made it possible for some sites to hijack a computer's webcam.
Touch ID was one of Apple's major tentpole features for several years. However, ever since the arrival of the iPhone X and its TrueDepth camera system, the company has gone all-in with Face ID.
Chinese border guards are reportedly going to extreme lengths to make sure that some individuals crossing into the country have important information extracted from their phones.
Apple is sending its Head of Security Engineering and Architecture, Ivan Krstić, to this year's Black Hat security conference, in which he will discuss macOS and iOS security.
An unpatched vulnerability, discovered in macOS Mojave last month, permits attackers to completely bypass the Gatekeeper security feature. Unfortunately, it's now been exploited by an adware company in what's been called a test in preparation of new Mac malware.
It has been more than a year since Apple discontinued the AirPort router lineup, but the company has just released an important security update anyway.